wangle

IPA: wˈæŋgʌɫ

Examples of "wangle" in Sentences

"I should have to 'wangle' a good deal more than that," -- harshly.
He never did a stroke of work that he could possibly "wangle" out of.
The film was great, may even go to watch it again if I can wangle a leave pass.
She found him some clothes to wear and even managed to wangle the use of a jeep.
You can imagine "Mad Men's" Betty Draper taking pride in being able to wangle a basic conversation in French.
If you decide on Rome, try to wangle a little extra time for Florence/Firenze and surrounding towns (Assisi, Siena, etc.).
We are going to be married the first moment he can get leave again -- and I shall 'wangle' him into being a 'red tab' -- he has fought enough. "
Fraud hunters are most incensed by people who publicize fictitious exploits in the media or use them to get elected, promoted or wangle undeserved veterans 'benefits.
"The Sunday schools must try to 'wangle' -- that was, a project their in-to 'wangle' -- that was, to project their in-enlarged task, and attempt to do what seemed impossible."